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The Opiate Treatment Index (OTI) is a clinician-administered multi-dimensional structured interview and outcome evaluation designed to provide a measure of the effectiveness of drug treatments. The OTI is used to measure the...

The POSIP was designed to identify potential problem areas that require further in-depth assessment in the following domains: substance use and abuse (17 items), mental health (22 items), family relations (11 items)...

The tool is a 22-item self-reported questionnaire. For each of these 22 items, respondents consider the situation described and indicate how confident they are that they would be able to resist the...

The T-ASI is a semistructured interview with 154 items using a multidimensional assessment, 70 ratings in 7 domains. It should be clinician-administered. It is used for periodic evaluation of adolescent substance use...

The tool is designed to identify potential problem areas that require further in-depth assessment. POSIT was designed to identify problems and potential treatment or service needs in 10 areas, including substance abuse...

CELAD ( European Committee to Combat Drugs) Report to the European Council meeting in Rome on 13 and 14 December 1990. Background: The call for a common approach to the drugs phenomenon...

The DAP Quick Screen is a 30-item questionnaire, written at the sixth grade reading level, has a yes/no/uncertain response format. The objective of the tool is to identify adolescent at high risk...

The RAPI is a 18-item (originally 23-item) self-administered screening tool for assessing adolescent problem drinking. Respondents simply circle the number that corresponds to the number of times they have experienced each problem...

In October 1989, former French President François Mitterrand proposed to the European Community Heads of State and Government and the President of the European Commission that the EC Member States initiate a...